Large Goods Vehicles (LGV) which was previous known as Heavy Good Vehicle (HGV) and Passenger Carrying Vehicle (PCV) in all the categories and classes. Our training centres close to LGV PCV Yeading, Reading, Enfield and Guilford Test Centre which enable us to cover all the Test Routes in the training courses. For the past 40 years we have built very good reputation on providing high quality training course on LGV and PCV.
Therefore London and surrounding areas firm's seek our candidates who have successfully passed their LGV PCV tests to me employed with them. Our training centres are to close Hayes Southall Greenford Isleworth Slough and Ashford test centres which means we are able cover their test routes. Our size and infrastructure allows us to get short notice tests with 10 working days Certain parts of years we do have special offers.
We have air condition class room facilities to train people in the theory of LGV PCV CAR and Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (Driver CPC).
Therefore London and surrounding areas firm's seek our candidates who have successfully passed their LGV PCV tests to me employed with them. Our training centres are to close Hayes Southall Greenford Isleworth Slough and Ashford test centres which means we are able cover their test routes. Our size and infrastructure allows us to get short notice tests with 10 working days Certain parts of years we do have special offers.
We have air condition class room facilities to train people in the theory of LGV PCV CAR and Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (Driver CPC).
Services
We provide a pick up service for your lessons.
If you are out of these areas, you can come to our main office and start the lessons from there.
Car training for a person between the ages of 17 to 25, usually takes 25 hours of training to be fully prepared for the practical test.
We recommend that a person takes 1 or 2 hours of lessons a week, this way good progress can be achieved.
We also offer crash/intensive courses but these are recommended only after doing a trial lesson.
These courses can be tailor made to a person's driving ability.
If you are out of these areas, you can come to our main office and start the lessons from there.
Car training for a person between the ages of 17 to 25, usually takes 25 hours of training to be fully prepared for the practical test.
We recommend that a person takes 1 or 2 hours of lessons a week, this way good progress can be achieved.
We also offer crash/intensive courses but these are recommended only after doing a trial lesson.
These courses can be tailor made to a person's driving ability.
We have modern air conditioned class rooms fitted with up to date computers and theory and hazard perception test with a tutor to help you.
The Car theory test requires you to get 43 out of 50 in the multiple choice section and 44 out of 50 for the hazard perception.
Theory test for lorry and coach requires the candidate to answer 100 question and the candidate needs to have 85 correct.
Theory test is followed by a Hazard perception test of 19 video clips where the candidate has to spot potential hazards.
The Car theory test requires you to get 43 out of 50 in the multiple choice section and 44 out of 50 for the hazard perception.
Theory test for lorry and coach requires the candidate to answer 100 question and the candidate needs to have 85 correct.
Theory test is followed by a Hazard perception test of 19 video clips where the candidate has to spot potential hazards.
Q: Can a person at the age of 16 years old learn to drive?
A: Yes if the person is getting Disability Living Allowance (mobility component) at a higher rate but in all other cases the person has to be 17 years old.
Q: Where do I get the D1 form for the DVLA booklet 1NFID?
A: They are available from your local post office, direct from the DVLA office, from our office or other major driving organisation.
Q: Is my instructor a qualified instructor?
A: All qualified instructors have to have a Driving Standards Agency DSA badge displayed in their car.
A: Yes if the person is getting Disability Living Allowance (mobility component) at a higher rate but in all other cases the person has to be 17 years old.
Q: Where do I get the D1 form for the DVLA booklet 1NFID?
A: They are available from your local post office, direct from the DVLA office, from our office or other major driving organisation.
Q: Is my instructor a qualified instructor?
A: All qualified instructors have to have a Driving Standards Agency DSA badge displayed in their car.
Obtain your theory test package from us.
This will include a current DSA theory book, a theory test on CD and hazard perception CD.
Once the application is made you should start to study for the theory test.
Usually it takes approximately 10 days to process your provisional application.
By the time your provisional license is back, you will be ready to book your theory test.
If you have difficulty in passing the theory test or the hazard perception test we will provide you with training.
It doesn't matter whether you are interested in other categories as they are all free of charge.
This will include a current DSA theory book, a theory test on CD and hazard perception CD.
Once the application is made you should start to study for the theory test.
Usually it takes approximately 10 days to process your provisional application.
By the time your provisional license is back, you will be ready to book your theory test.
If you have difficulty in passing the theory test or the hazard perception test we will provide you with training.
It doesn't matter whether you are interested in other categories as they are all free of charge.
Practical training for all the above categories are the same.
The government has set a syllabus which has to be followed.
The Driving Standards Agency DSA has published a book which contains the syllabus.
This book is called "The official DSA guide to Driving Buses and Coaches or Large Goods Vehicles" and is available from us and leading book shops.
In our experience it takes on average 10 to 15 hours of training to cover the syllabus for a person with a minimum of 1 year car driving experience.
The government has set a syllabus which has to be followed.
The Driving Standards Agency DSA has published a book which contains the syllabus.
This book is called "The official DSA guide to Driving Buses and Coaches or Large Goods Vehicles" and is available from us and leading book shops.
In our experience it takes on average 10 to 15 hours of training to cover the syllabus for a person with a minimum of 1 year car driving experience.
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